Lavender & Pearls Studio

Lavender & Pearls Studio has been a dream of mine for years, but it took life, loss, family, and a little push from the heart to finally make me say, “Cindy, just do it.” And I did.

What started as an idea has become something so much bigger than I ever expected.

At Lavender & Pearls, we open real pearls, play games, do lives, create jewelry, and laugh—a lot! You honestly never quite know what I’m going to come up with next.

I love taking the pearls we reveal and turning them into something special. Sometimes that means creating a beautiful piece of jewelry, sometimes it means finding the perfect setting for a customer, and sometimes we’re spinning a wheel, hunting for tokens, or playing one of our games to see what happens next.

But somewhere along the way, something else happened. My customers became friends.

People aren’t just showing up to buy something. They come back to watch other people’s openings, cheer each other on, laugh with me, celebrate the crazy finds, and sometimes just hang out. We have built this incredible little community that I am so proud of.

Lavender & Pearls was built from a dream, but it is growing because of the people who have become part of it.

Family. Friends. Fun.

And that really is what we’re about.

Real pearls. Real fun. Real connection.

I think what makes us different is that you’re not just placing an order—you’re joining in on the fun.

There are pearl openings, games, spins, token hunts, surprises, jewelry, and plenty of moments where even I don’t know what’s going to happen next!

I do recorded order openings as well as lives, and I want both to feel personal. I talk to my customers like I would if they were sitting across the table from me because that’s just who I am.

I also create jewelry using the beautiful pearls we reveal, so something that started as a mystery can become a piece made especially for you.

And if I mess something up? Trust me, somebody in my Lavender & Pearls family will tell me! That’s part of the fun too.

The mystery might bring you in, but I think it’s the fun, creativity, and connection that make people stay.